This week in math we learned how to convert quadratic functions into general form, factored form, and standard form from other forms. General form is y=a+bx+c, where c is the

This week in math we learned how to determine the properties of a quadratic function. On a graph, a quadratic function looks like a U or upside down U, it’s

This week in math we learned about discriminants and how to determine the nature of a root. The discriminant equation is -4ac, as taken from the part of the quadratic

Neurons are cells that transmit information. There are three different types of neuron structures, a motor neuron, sensory neuron, and interneuron. The structure of a neuron includes the cell body,

This week in math we learned how to solve quadratic equations using the zero product law. A quadratic equation is one that has two answers. A linear equation has one

This week in math we learned how to factor polynomial expressions, specifically ‘ugly’ ones using the ‘box method’. A helpful phrase to figure out if a polynomial expression is ugly